Type of Lessons

In a group session, I teach several students at the same time, typically 4 to 6 students. This setup encourages collaboration and peer learning. The students can help each other out and discuss problems together, which is great for building teamwork and communication skills. I still make sure everyone gets individual attention, but the pace of the lesson is slightly more generalized to suit the whole group. These sessions are often more affordable and work well if your child is comfortable learning alongside others and enjoys interactive environments.

One-to-one lessons are much more personalized. The entire session is tailored specifically to your child’s learning needs. We can focus on particular areas where they may be struggling or dive deeper into topics they're interested in. The pace is completely set by the student, so we can slow down or speed up as needed. This is a more intensive and targeted form of tutoring, ideal for students who need more focused support or want to advance quickly 

In online lessons, I teach students remotely using video conferencing tools. I share my screen to go through materials, use a virtual whiteboard for explanations, and provide resources that students can access during and after the session. Online lessons are very flexible—students can learn from the comfort of their own home, and we can schedule lessons around their availability. This option works well for students who are tech-savvy or have busy schedules, and it eliminates the need for travel time. I make sure the lessons are just as interactive and engaging as they would be in person.

In-person lessons take place either at my location or at your home, depending on what works best. The benefit of face-to-face learning is that it's often more personal, with fewer distractions. I can observe body language and other cues more easily, which helps me adjust the teaching style in real time. In-person sessions allow for hands-on activities, like writing directly on paper or using physical learning tools. It’s great for students who prefer a traditional learning environment or who may find it easier to focus in a physical setting.